We offer a broad family of microcontroller and microporcessor related cores, from the best-available set of proven 8051s through capable and competitive 32-bit BA22s.

BA22 32-bit Processors
Family Guide
Deeply Embedded
Embedded
Application Processor
Platform
Dev Systems

Other 32-bit Processors
68000 for AHB
80251

Part of our image and video cores family, these compression cores support more codecs than you'll find from any other single provider, all designed to yield the highest quality results.

JPEG 2000
Encoder
J2K Platform

Lossless Compression
LJPEG Encoder
LJPEG Decoder
JPEG-LS Encoder

These functions complement the compression codecs in our image and video cores family, helping you rapidly build efficient SoCs for image or video applications.

Image Scalers
Polynomial
Frequency Domain
• Anisotropic
 

Video Deinterlacers
Basic
Motion Adaptive

Graphics Processors
2D Accelerator

Functions & Converters
Color Space Converter
DCT forward
DCT inverse
DCT forward/inverse

These memory controller cores work alone or with our processors and codecs to complete your demanding SoC.

SDRAM Controllers
Mobile SDRAM
DDR1 & DDR2

Our broad family of interface and interconnect cores includes high-speed PCI Express, common IOs like USB, and cntrollers popular for specific applications such as the CAN bus for automotive systems.

Parallel
ECP slave
ATA/IDE interface

PCI — Target
32-bit
32-bit multi
64-bit
PCI — Master
32-bit
32-bit multi
64-bit
PCI — Host Bridge
32/66

TCP/IP Stacks
UDP/IP stack

Ethernet MAC
Device Controllers

10/100
10/100 lite
Gigabit
Gigabit lite
Gigabit PCS

MAC Platforms
MAC/PCI
Embedded Platform

Customers find these cores to be an excellent solution for preserving existing product board designs when critical chips are no longer available for purchase.

8- and 16-bit Processors
Z80 CPU
6502 replacement
65C02 replacement
68000
80186XL
80186EC
80188EC
80251
387L math

DSPs
32025 16-bit
32025TX 16-bit

 

 

 

 

 

Peripherals
DMA Controllers
8237, 82380
UARTs
16450S
16550S
16750S
Timer/Counter
8254

Cores for integrating security, controlling devices and displays, and more.

Device Controllers
smart card reader

Displays
TV
high-res displays
ultra-res displays

IR Remote Controls
RC5
NEC

Audio Interfaces
I2S-SC
I2S-MC
SPDIF

Standard Parts
synthesis
simulation

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NAND Flash Webinar by CAST & Evatronix

How to Achieve the Highest NAND Flash Application Data Rate
November 30, 2011, 1:00 - 1:45 pm EST

Upcoming ONFI 3.0 compatible memory devices will run as fast as 400 MT/s, and high-speed interfaces USB 3.0, SATA-3, and Thunderbolt are ready to take advantage of this speed. But various system design challenges can cause bottlenecks that reduce the actual I/O performance your system can achieve.

In this webinar, we’ll show you how to avoid the worst of these bottlenecks, including I/O limitations, the impact of die and channel architecture on read/write speed, and choosing the best error correction code (ECC) implementation.

Registration is closed.

CAST NAND Flash Controller Supports Latest High-Speed Memories and is Ready for ONFI 3

Woodcliff Lake, NJ, November 15, 2011 — Semiconductor intellectual property (IP) provider CAST, Inc. is now shipping an improved, sixth-generation version of its successful NAND Flash Memory Controller IP core.

The CAST NANDFLASH-CTRL Core gains support for the latest high-speed memory devices:

The core is also designed to satisfy the Open NAND Flash Interface (ONFI) 3.0 specification—which targets speeds of 400 MT/s—and is currently being hardware verified with advanced production ONFI 3.0 compatible memory devices.

The core continues to be one of the best available NAND Flash controllers, implementing most critical functions in hardware (including error correction, bad block management and encryption), supporting high-speed data transfer, and providing configurable options that enable the smallest area, least power consumption, and lowest price for each specific memory application.

David Chen, principal engineer at DRS Signal Solutions, Inc., said recently: “I selected the CAST NANDFlash Controller for it's functionality, support for ClearNAND Flash and ONFI standards, and backing by a well established company that is a Certified member of the Xilinx Alliance program.”

Sourced from the memory experts at long-time CAST partner Evatronix S.A., the royalty-free controller core is available in synthesizable RTL for ASICs or optimized netlists for FPGAs. Versions range from a lean, asynchronous-only core ideal for long-term or boot-code storage applications through a full-featured, high-speed core for applications needing the full bandwidth of the latest memory devices. Integration is simplified by interfaces to standard system buses AMBA® AHB and AXI, Avalon, CoreConnect PLB, and OCP.

NAND Flash Application Webinar

Using the new NAND Flash Controller Core is part of an overall design strategy to achieve the highest possible memory data input and output rates for advanced applications. CAST and Evatronix will host a webinar on this topic November 30, 2011. Those interested should please register in advance.

The NAND Flash Controller improvements are part of CAST’s continuing, 18-year-long commitment to provide the best IP products—and the best experiences using them—available anywhere. Learn more by calling +1 201.391.8300 or visiting www.cast-inc.com.

About CAST, Inc.

CAST, Inc. is a privately held company that provides semiconductor IP products and services. The company was established in 1993, works with developers and representatives around the world, and serves about 700 different customers. The diverse, proven CAST product line features 32-bit processors and 8-bit microcontrollers; advanced image/video compression and processing cores; and the memory controllers, high-speed buses, peripherals, and other functions needed to build complete systems.

 

CAST is a trademark of CAST, Inc., Other names may be trademarks of their respective owners.

 

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